ESG

Environmental, Social and Governance

We are committed to building a long term,
sustainable business that benefits all our stakeholders
by effective management of environmental, social and governance issues.

Safety & Health

Safety is our number one priority. We are committed to protecting the health, safety and wellbeing of our people, clients, contractors and the communities we work in. With a focus on improving our knowledge and systems to maintain a safe working environment.

Safety is everyone’s responsibility at Pacific Energy; our leaders are focused on maintaining a positive safety culture through ongoing training, communication and improvements of our safety systems.

Pacific Energy prides itself on our safety-first approach and ensuring compliance with all applicable regulations for our industry, Pacific Energy Kewdale is accredited under the Australian Government Building and Construction WHS Accreditation Scheme and is certified in the following:

ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management Systems
ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems
ISO 45001:2018 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems
Federal Safety Commissioner WHS Accreditation

In the Community

Pacific Energy is committed to supporting the success of the communities in which we operate by fostering and maintaining enduring relationships built on trust. We have a commitment to open and transparent communication and recognise our responsibility to contribute positively to society.

We fully recognise the significant and lasting socio-economic benefits of our presence in the community. For this reason, we always seek to engage with local suppliers and contractors and actively participate in regional business groups and networks.

In addition to providing local employment opportunities, Pacific Energy is focused on making a difference through partnerships, sponsorships and donations.

Strelley Community School Solar & Battery System

In 2023, Pacific Energy in partnership with Pilbara Minerals and the Strelley Community School delivered a new solar and battery storage system (BESS) that is helping the small Pilbara community transition to a clean energy future.

This renewable power system is reducing the Strelley Community’s reliance on diesel generators, allowing it to run ‘diesel off’ during the day using solar energy and during the night using battery energy.

The system will provide the Strelley Community with significant cost savings by decreasing diesel usage and reducing maintenance costs for the ageing diesel generators.

It is estimated that the savings will equate to more than 170 litres of diesel per day, this saving will be redirected and invested by the Strelley Community into its Two-way Science and On-Country Learning curriculum programs.

Pacific Energy worked closely with the principal from Strelley, and the gorgeous students contributed their beautiful artworks for the battery’s enclosure – it’s our best-looking BESS yet!
Gumala Aboriginal Corporation Partnership

Pacific Energy, together with its integrated renewable subsidiary, Hybrid Systems Australia (HSA), has a joint three-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Gumala Aboriginal Corporation (GAC).

GAC is one of the largest Aboriginal corporations, serving Banjima, Yinhawangka and Nyiyaparli people of the Pilbara region in Western Australia.

Under the MOU, GAC will identify remote communities in the Pilbara for the introduction of sustainable, renewable energy, reducing reliance of fossil fuel generators. Hybrid Systems is converting those remote communities to hybrid power by incorporating solar and battery storage with existing generators through the installation of Hybrid Systems’ industry leading Standalone Power Systems (SPS).

SPS consist of reliable renewable energy supplied from solar panels, battery storage and a backup generator. The Hybrid Systems SPS units utilise world-class componentry, with all design, manufacturing, assembly, installation, commissioning, and operating & maintenance occurring in-house and locally in Perth, Western Australia, with a proven record of quality, reliability, and performance in remote conditions.

The programme will provide remote communities with reliable power supply alongside environmental and cost benefits.

Pacific Energy CEO Jamie Cullen noted the importance of the partnership with GAC:

“We are delighted to have entered this partnership with GAC and to be able to utilise our skills and experience in remote, hybrid energy generation to add to the incredible work and initiatives that GAC undertakes to benefit the lives and futures of the Banjima, Yinhawangka and Nyiyaparli Traditional Owners”

“This is a practical, useful and environmentally responsible way that Pacific Energy is utilising our specialist capabilities to give back to local communities”
Capricorn Metals - Karlawinda Recycling Initiative

At Pacific Energy, we’re committed to continuously improving the impact we have on the environment and the communities we serve. That’s why we’ve partnered with Capricorn Metals and Maca to recycle all paper and cardboard waste generated at the Karlawinda Gold Project’s mine site and power station.

The paper and cardboard is separated from general waste, then bailed and sent for recycling. Each bail we recycle raises much needed funds for the Perth Children’s Hospital, which will be used to deliver world-class healthcare to the kids of WA.

So far, we’ve raised more than $11,000 that will help kids get well and stay well!
Pacific Energy Supports Ronald McDonald House Charities

For the first time in 2022, Pacific Energy joined the Up All Night Walk to raise funds for Ronald McDonald House. Ronald McDonald House Charity WA (RMHC) is an independent, not for profit organisation that offers safe, comfortable, home away from home accommodation for parents and families with seriously and critically ill children. They provide sick children in their time of need with the best gift of all – their families.

A team of 26 from across the group walked the 42km marathon overnight on 26 November, giving an insight into the sleepless nights spent by the parents who stay at the house. The team has currently raised over $41,000 for the worthy charity.

OUR PATHWAY TO NET ZERO

We are committed to achieving net zero emissions across our Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2040

At Pacific Energy, our purpose is to transition the world to a clean energy future.

We acknowledge the important role the energy sector plays in supporting the decarbonisation of industry and commerce across the globe.
Read our Net Zero statement to learn how we aim to address this and meet our 2040 goal.

Our Modern Slavery Approach

We are working with our suppliers to understand the modern slavery challenges we face and how we can mitigate risks in our supply chain

Our modern slavery framework guides the actions of our people and ensures continual improvement on the issue of modern slavery.

Learn more about our commitment and the steps we are taking across our operations and supply chain in our latest Modern Slavery statement.

We are committed to building a long term,
sustainable business that benefits all our stakeholders
by effective management of environmental, social and governance issues.

Safety & Health

In the Community

We are committed to achieving net zero emissions across our Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2040

We are working with our suppliers to understand the modern slavery challenges we face and how we can mitigate risks in our supply chain

Our Policies

Anti-Bribery & Anti-Corruption Policy

Code Of Conduct

Community Engagement Policy

Discrimination, Harassment & Bullying Policy

Diversity and EEO Policy

Environmental Management Policy

Fit for Work Policy

Indigenous Engagement Policy

Modern Slavery Policy

OHS Policy

Privacy Policy

Supplier Code of Conduct

Sustainability Policy

Whistleblower Policy

Have any questions? We are here to assist you.

ESG

We are committed to building a long term, sustainable business that benefits all our stakeholders by effective management of environmental, social and governance issues.

Safety & Health

In the Community

We are committed to achieving net zero emissions across our Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2040

We are working with our suppliers to understand the modern slavery challenges we face and how we can mitigate risks in our supply chain

Our Policies

Anti-Bribery & Anti-Corruption Policy

Code Of Conduct

Community Engagement Policy

Discrimination, Harassment & Bullying Policy

Diversity and EEO Policy

Environmental Management Policy

Fit for Work Policy

Indigenous Engagement Policy

Modern Slavery Policy

OHS Policy

Privacy Policy

Supplier Code of Conduct

Sustainability Policy

Whistleblower Policy

Have any questions? We are here to assist you.

We are committed to building a long term,
sustainable business that benefits all our stakeholders
by effective management of environmental, social and governance issues.